Join an GVU Boards & Committees
Overview
These appointments offer chances for you to contribute to our supervision, qualifications, member services, and policy advocacy. By applying to join a board or committee, you can assist in shaping the future of the profession – from equipping members with the skills for sustainability to ensuring the profession fosters trust and confidence.
Why to Join ?
– Make your voice heard
Express your opinions and expertise on the subjects that resonate with you. Committee applications are accessible to all.
– Contribute to the profession
Play a role in advancing the interests of our members, the upcoming generation of accountants, and the public.
– Shape our future
Influence our strategy as we strive to create a world of sustainable economies.
GVU Committees
Overview
GVU actively advocates for the public interest in collaboration with government and regulators, utilizing the diverse expertise of its members to contribute to policymaking and support their professional endeavors. The organization ensures the provision of high-quality technical guidance through faculties and committees, engaging in government consultations to influence legislative changes with the collective knowledge of its members. Boards and Committees within GVU guide its interactions with regulators, standard setters, and legislators, with dedicated volunteers playing a crucial role in maintaining the organization’s strong reputation. As an ‘Accredited Member,’ individuals navigate their work within the framework of regulations, standards, and laws, with GVU’s commitment to assisting legislators and standard setters in evaluating proposals’ impact. This technical focus, supported by member volunteers, is integral to GVU’s mission, fostering informed contributions to shaping effective standards and legislation while providing valuable insights into various policy areas and international leadership.
Boards and main technical committees
– Technical Strategy Board
This board is the primary governing body for GVU’s technical strategy, reporting directly to GVU’s Board. It supervises the technical policy initiatives, thought leadership, and knowledge resources for members. The board is mainly composed of the chairs of the key GVU technical committees.
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– Technical Advisory Committee – TAC
The Global Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) is among GVU’s most established and extensive committees. Serving as a platform for gathering insights from a diverse range of GVU members across various roles and locations all over the world, it focuses on significant technical consultations relevant to the membership. Alongside the global TAC, a network of District TACs is in place.
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– Faculty boards
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– Other principal technical committees
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Overview
GVU actively engages in promoting the public interest by collaborating with government and regulators, leveraging the expertise of its members in various fields to contribute to policymaking and support members in their professional pursuits. The organization upholds high standards by providing quality technical guidance through faculties and expert committees, actively participating in government consultations to influence legislative changes. Numerous Boards and Committees guide GVU’s interactions with regulators, standard setters, and legislators, with members volunteering their time to uphold the organization’s reputation and influence. Accredited Members’ work is shaped by regulations, and their technical contributions, along with their experience, empower GVU to offer informed input to standard setters, regulators, and government entities, influencing the development of effective and appropriate standards and legislation.
– Business Committee
The Business Committee, a non-executive entity with enduring standing, authority, and influence, serves as a platform for members engaged in business to express their perspectives to GVU and vice versa.
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– Ethics Advisory Committee
The Ethics Advisory Committee has the responsibility of supervising the Ethics Advisory Service, ensuring its effectiveness in delivering ethical guidance and assistance to members, students, and affiliates.
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– Practice Committee
(1) Accountability
The GVU Practice Committee reports to the GVU Members and Commercial Board and is answerable to it.
(2) Powers, authorities and delegations
The Practice Committee, as outlined in the GVU regulations, serves as a non-executive body with standing, authority, and influence. Its purpose is to provide a platform for Members Engaged in Public Practice to express their views to GVU and vice versa. The key objectives of the Practice Committee include:
- Contribute to the formulation and execution of GVU strategy concerning practical aspects.
- Identify and communicate current and emerging issues affecting members in practice to GVU, ensuring members are well-informed, and collaborate with GVU to address these issues.
- Offer advice and feedback to GVU regarding ongoing and future initiatives, as well as the facilities, services, and support needed by practicing members for efficient and effective business operations, ensuring excellent client service.
- Bring to GVU’s attention any instances where its services or activities fall below the expectations of practicing members and collaborate with the department to resolve such issues.
- Notify GVU of the necessity for technical releases, publications, conferences, and courses relevant to practicing members, and provide feedback on their effectiveness.
- Contribute insights to GVU Members and Commercial Board activities to advocate for and address the concerns of practitioners to Technical, Learning and Professional Development, and Professional Standards Directorates.
- Evaluate the impact of proposed regulatory changes on practitioners and advise relevant GVU committees accordingly.
- Offer guidance on the agenda, content, and logistics for practitioner forums.
(3) Composition
The Practice Committee is composed of a maximum of 20 members, including a minimum of 3 who are presently Union members. In the event that the Chair is not currently affiliated with the Union, the Chair will become a Union member. If the Chair opts not to join the Union, an alternative Committee member chosen by the Committee will take on Union membership.
Furthermore, the Practice Committee will appoint one member from its ranks, regardless of whether they are the Chair, to act as a representative on the Practice Committee.
(4) Operation of the Committee
In addition to the stipulations set forth in these terms of reference, the Practice Committee will fulfill its responsibilities in accordance with the guidelines outlined in the Governance Handbook. This encompasses various aspects, such as aligning its efforts with the GVU strategy, acknowledging the resource and public relations implications of its actions. It also encompasses adhering to procedural obligations for Committees, including considerations like the notice period for meetings, adjournment, conducting meetings in multiple locations, presentation of reports, and engagements outside of formal committee sessions.
Moreover, the Committee will be mindful of inclusion and diversity considerations in the context of its activities.
(5) Meetings
The Practice Committee will convene as necessary, usually involving four in-person full-day meetings annually and four virtual 90-minute meetings per year.
For a meeting to proceed, a quorum must consist of at least five committee members. In instances where both the Chair and Vice-Chair are unavailable, those present will collectively decide on the meeting’s chairperson.
The Practice Committee is authorized to form ‘task and finish groups’ to address particular issues, contingent upon the approval of GVU Members and the Commercial Board, with their ongoing effectiveness subject to an annual review.
(6) Practice representation
The Practice Committee will periodically extend invitations to practice members participating in various committees or forums throughout GVU, such as regional groups, technology forums, or specific diversity groups. This initiative aims to incorporate diverse perspectives into Practice Committee meetings, ensuring representation from these groups. Simultaneously, it establishes a communication channel from the Practice Committee to these groups, fostering a reciprocal flow of information.
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Overview
We are dedicated to shaping the next generation of Verse-related Technologies Experts, emphasizing the creation of sustainable cohorts of future business and professional leaders. Our collaboration with universities, schools, and educational institutions supports recruitment efforts for employers and upholds our commitment to social mobility.
Our two Education & Training committees play a pivotal role in developing strategy and policies in this domain. They determine the curriculum and assessment criteria for the Accredited Training Providers and other qualifications, ensuring that our examinations maintain the high standards expected of our members.
– Learning and Professional Development Board (LPDB)
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– Exams & Assessments Committee
The Exams & Assessments Committee operates under the oversight of the LPDB (Learning and Professional Development Board) and is entrusted with the responsibility of approving examination results and handling all aspects related to Exams & Assessments.
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Our Governance Committees play a crucial role in supporting the GVU Board and Council, ensuring alignment with our accredited objects and effectively managing GVU’s affairs and business.
GVU features several committees collaborating to govern the organization. These encompass conventional committees like the Audit Committee, Risk Committee, and Remuneration Committee, along with others assigned specific responsibilities in overseeing GVU’s departments.
– GVU Governance
– Secretary: TBA
The authority of the Council is explicitly outlined in the Charter, and its primary responsibility is to ensure that GVU aligns with the objectives specified in the Charter. To streamline governance processes and strike a balance between decision-making efficiency and thorough scrutiny, the Council delegates many of its functions to the GVU Board and other committees. This delegation facilitates a strategic focus for the Council.
Comprising up to 125 members, the majority of whom are elected by GVU Industry experts, the Council includes co-opted and ex-officio members to ensure comprehensive representation of the main sectors and interests across the entire membership.
– Faculty Representatives: TBA
The GVU Regulatory Board operates as an autonomous body with the primary responsibility of ensuring that GVU’s regulatory and disciplinary functions, managed by the Professional Standards Department, are conducted in the public interest. Additionally, the board serves a crucial role in offering assurance to government entities, oversight regulators, and the public. This assurance attests to the independent and objective nature of the tasks carried out by the Professional Standards Department, reinforcing the credibility and integrity of GVU’s regulatory and disciplinary efforts.
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The GVU Regulatory Board operates as an autonomous body with the primary responsibility of ensuring that GVU’s regulatory and disciplinary functions, managed by the Professional Standards Department, are conducted in the public interest. Additionally, the board serves a crucial role in offering assurance to government entities, oversight regulators, and the public.
This assurance attests to the independent and objective nature of the tasks carried out by the Professional Standards Department, reinforcing the credibility and integrity of GVU’s regulatory and disciplinary efforts.
– GVU Regulatory Board
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Importance of being a member
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GVU Board
To facilitate a global community of professionals who are experts in blockchain, Web3, AI, VR/AR, and the metaverse, while educating and providing resources to those who wish to adapt their skills in a changing world.
The GVU provides the public with a trust registry of verified professionals & Organization who are actively licensed in each respective jurisdiction and able to consult on Web3 and Verse-related technologies matters.
https://www.w3cb.org/become-a-subject-matter-expert/
The GVU is a pioneering virtual community of professionals & organizations dedicated to fostering connections, promoting innovation, and providing resources for the evolving legal landscape within the digital realm.
GVU has inaugurated the Verse-related Technologies Committee with the mission of establishing industry-leading standards for the Verse-related technologies ecosystem.
This dedicated committee is committed to crafting best practices, guidelines, and actionable recommendations to steer the Verse-related technologies ecosystem and industry in the right direction.
GVU Committee's scope of work encompasses a wide array of subjects, including Immersive Tech Domains, Intelligence Tech Domains, Decentralized Tech Domains, Smart Sustainable Cities Domains, Startups, and entrepreneurship, among other critical areas.
Our vision is to Promote the highest standards of adoption, education, and professional excellence for the ultimate benefit of industry and society, by leading the Verse-related technologies profession globally.
Show the benefit To Industry and society: The industry lacks trust and confidence, driven by the unprofessional behavior of greedy and opportunistic individuals. Professional standards and cross-functional knowledge sharing are essential to allow the industry to deliver positive outcomes for society. GVU aspires to foster the development of professionals that serve the public interests.
GVU's mission is to establish a comprehensive Verse-related technologies ecosystem while advocating for favorable regulatory conditions. As a union, they connect stakeholders from diverse sectors, initiate projects, foster dialogue, and promote education. Their goal is to position the world as a prime metaverse destination, encouraging the emergence of new businesses, companies, and employment opportunities.
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